Speaker 1: Well we have come out your city, want.
Speaker 2: To play, I get sound, saying you a conscious sound.
Speaker 3: Will be.
Speaker 4: Tell And if you want a little bag and you.
Speaker 1: Ain't come alone.
Speaker 2: Bill de Blazho was actually able to make it tonight.
Speaker 5: To be honest, he was that terrible man. I don't
Speaker 5: give it.
Speaker 6: If this is comedy.
Speaker 2: Had Bernie Sanders, Dick Cheney, Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no, no no, I want to shoot.
Speaker 2: Him having the Cheney's on board.
Speaker 6: No, you can't Dick Cheney or Taylor Swift. Every time
Speaker 6: you have somebody that is a friend of yours, you know,
Speaker 6: somebody said, well, you know I'm a vo for Trump.
Speaker 6: Did just so you know what you're voting for. Do
Speaker 6: you really want me to go to jail?
Speaker 3: Because that's what you're voting for.
Speaker 1: Twelve more days until election.
Speaker 2: Days were coming to your centennas and saying you a
Speaker 2: conto song.
Speaker 1: From coast to coast, from border.
Speaker 3: To border, from c to Shining Sea.
Speaker 2: Sean Kennedy is on, all right, thanks Scott, you on
Speaker 2: an hour two Sean Hannity Show. Toll free number is
Speaker 2: eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn. If you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program made is election
Speaker 2: day in many states Commonwealth's here in America. And instead
Speaker 2: of me saying, well, twelve days, no, you can vote early.
Speaker 2: You can vote by mail in many states. We have
Speaker 2: on Hannity dot Com a public service wherever you live
Speaker 2: at a register when early voting starts and when it stops.
Speaker 2: And this way, you know, people can get information that
Speaker 2: they may may otherwise have a hard time getting. I
Speaker 2: am now a full time resident in the Free State
Speaker 2: of Florida. I think I've announced that a time or two, domiciled,
Speaker 2: homesteaded and staying here and don't have sold my house
Speaker 2: in New York. It's done. It's gone forever now. This
Speaker 2: will be my first year voting in a in a
Speaker 2: general election in Florida. Pretty excited about it. There are
Speaker 2: Amendments three and four on the ballot this November. Uh.
Speaker 2: You know, one for example, is about abortion, and it
Speaker 2: takes doctors out of the equation. For example, for the amendments,
Speaker 2: language a messouse could determine if if somebody would want
Speaker 2: it or need an abortion. It's insane. It would make
Speaker 2: abortion the only medical procedure in the state where a
Speaker 2: child could receive an abortion without parental consent and anyway,
Speaker 2: here's an ad on that issue that is running in
Speaker 2: Florida right now, pro.
Speaker 3: Choice, and I vote that way. I'm also a mother
Speaker 3: and I vote that way too. And as a mom,
Speaker 3: I'm against Amendment four. Four returns Florida's p rental consent law,
Speaker 3: so a teenager can receive an abortion without a parent's permission.
Speaker 3: I believe in a women's right to choose. I also
Speaker 3: believe in a mother's right to parent. That's why I'm
Speaker 3: voting no an amendment for.
Speaker 2: And by the way, the amendment would allow late term
Speaker 2: abortions all the way up to even to the ninth
Speaker 2: month of pregnancy as far as my understanding. Amendment three,
Speaker 2: also on the ballot, and this is the marijuana amendment,
Speaker 2: would open the door to public use of marijuana, meaning
Speaker 2: public parks, hotels. A lot of money has been spent
Speaker 2: by companies that would likely profit from this amendment passing,
Speaker 2: and that you have these mega marijuana companies all around
Speaker 2: the country. They've poured millions and millions of dollars in
Speaker 2: an effort to pass the measure. Look, I'm just I
Speaker 2: believe adults should be able to do what they want.
Speaker 2: But I'm sorry for kids having easy availability to this.
Speaker 2: It is a gateway drug. I don't care what anybody
Speaker 2: tells you. It's not good the marijuana today. The strains
Speaker 2: that they have, I mean rolmost at the level of hallucinogenics.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. But anyway, here's an ad on that.
Speaker 4: As an emergency doctor in California, I want to share
Speaker 4: with you what I've seen since we legalize weed. Every
Speaker 4: day kids are rushing to our hospital with marijuana poisoning.
Speaker 4: Weed is packaged like candy. Kids and babies are eating it.
Speaker 4: Their eyes roll back in their head, they seize up,
Speaker 4: and some end up on a ventilator. There's not much
Speaker 4: we can do. There's no antidote. We just hope their
Speaker 4: brain recovers. Florida, learn from California. Don't make the same mistake.
Speaker 4: Vote no on Amendment three.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: Governor Ron De Santis joins us back on the program. Governor,
Speaker 2: great to have you as always, and I apologize for
Speaker 2: any criticism you have of me now being a citizen
Speaker 2: in the free State of Florida. I apologize for any
Speaker 2: moments you might ever received. But I love it here,
Speaker 2: love the people here, and I've been open. I literally
Speaker 2: everyone here treats me so much better than I was
Speaker 2: ever treated in New York.
Speaker 1: I can tell you that, well, you're you're amongst friends.
Speaker 1: It's interesting, you know you. Twenty twenty, we had one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty thousand more registered Democrats in Florida than Republicans.
Speaker 1: Now fast forward four years later, we got almost one
Speaker 1: point one million more Republicans than Democrats. And so we've
Speaker 1: had a strong underlying shift in our electorate in a
Speaker 1: Republican direction. Obviously you saw that two years ago and
Speaker 1: when we had a big red tsunamiie when no one
Speaker 1: else in the country was doing that. And even two
Speaker 1: years ago we only had three hundred thousand more Republicans.
Speaker 1: So we've added over seven hundred thousand on net just
Speaker 1: since November twenty two. And we've been able to do
Speaker 1: everything under the sun election integrity Band, sanctuary cities, universal
Speaker 1: school choice, constitutional carry, everything conservatives have wanted. We've and
Speaker 1: yet on these amendments. This is the way that Soros
Speaker 1: and the last can turn Florida into California through the
Speaker 1: back door. So let's take Amendment three. You mentioned the weed.
Speaker 1: This amendment was written by one mega marijuana company. The
Speaker 1: CEO who has spent one hundred million dollars to try
Speaker 1: to pass this marijuana measure. Some people tell me, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, free state of Florida. Why not? This is
Speaker 1: not about freedom because what they do is they don't
Speaker 1: let you grow your own. So if you try to
Speaker 1: grow your own, you will get in trouble. You have
Speaker 1: to buy it from them. They actually are creating a
Speaker 1: cartel in our state constitution, and they're granting themselves in
Speaker 1: the constitution total immunity from civil liability, and so if
Speaker 1: they sell you a bad weed, you can't sue them.
Speaker 1: If they're distributing and one of their trucks runs someone over,
Speaker 1: they can't be sued. This is a corporate power grab.
Speaker 1: But then they also authorize rampant public use. And so
Speaker 1: my view would be as freedom, like I don't care
Speaker 1: what people do in their own home. I think Sean,
Speaker 1: you and I agree with that, But I also believe
Speaker 1: in the freedom of Floridians to be able to enjoy life,
Speaker 1: go walk in a park, walk down the street without
Speaker 1: having marijuana everywhere like they have in Colorado and California.
Speaker 1: So it is absolutely not pro freedom. It is a
Speaker 1: corporate power grab and it should absolutely be defeated and
Speaker 1: then see you outlied very good. How extreme and crazy
Speaker 1: Amendment four is on the issue of late term abortions
Speaker 1: and some of these other things. Even California, I don't think,
Speaker 1: or Tim Waltz's Minnesota, which is also very extreme, I
Speaker 1: don't think those states say that non physicians can green
Speaker 1: light and perform late term abortions. That's what this amendment says,
Speaker 1: a healthcare provider. That could be almost anything, and it's
Speaker 1: always been Because obviously, if you're pro life, you're going
Speaker 1: to vote no on this, that that's easy. But there's
Speaker 1: a lot of people who are pro life who you know,
Speaker 1: their view is that they want abortion to be rare,
Speaker 1: but ultimately they don't support limitations or legal protections for
Speaker 1: unborn because they think it should be the physician and
Speaker 1: the mother that make the determination. Well, this cuts the
Speaker 1: physician out. You would be able, they would be able
Speaker 1: to set up bootleg abortion clinics without physicians involved at all,
Speaker 1: and that's very, very dangerous. And so these are two amendments.
Speaker 1: You know, voting dull on these is the right thing.
Speaker 1: But I would also tell people this, if you look
Speaker 1: at Florida, we're in great shape going forward. I mean,
Speaker 1: Democrats can't win elections here, we have super majority in
Speaker 1: the state legislature. On and on it goes. If these
Speaker 1: amendments are able to pass, the Left is going to
Speaker 1: say the way they take back Florida is not to
Speaker 1: actually elect the governor or elect peep of the legislature.
Speaker 1: It's the plow one hundred million dollars into some of
Speaker 1: these ballot initiatives, do misleading language and try to try
Speaker 1: to eke out a win of sixty percent. And so
Speaker 1: I think both of these are starting to run into
Speaker 1: trouble because people are starting to pay attention, are borrowing
Speaker 1: in Florida sixty percent, and although there have been initiatives
Speaker 1: on both issues that have passed around the country, that
Speaker 1: has never usually never been sixty percent. So so I'm
Speaker 1: optimistic that they will be defeated.
Speaker 2: You know, look, everybody understands abortion is a controversial issue,
Speaker 2: and there are people that are pro life, and I
Speaker 2: have friends that are pro life, I have friends that
Speaker 2: are pro choice, and there are so in their variations.
Speaker 2: Some people believe in the heartbeat pills, some people believe
Speaker 2: in first term only, or for example, the Dobbs decision
Speaker 2: fifteen weeks and then, like for example, when you debated
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom and I moderated that debate, I had to
Speaker 2: go back four times and ask Gavin if he would
Speaker 2: support months support late term abortion. In other words, in
Speaker 2: month seven eight and nine he didn't want to answer
Speaker 2: the question, but I just kept saying, do you support
Speaker 2: any restrictions? In month seven eight nine he finally answered,
Speaker 2: and he was kind of a he seemed pissed off
Speaker 2: to me. He said, it's a it should be a
Speaker 2: decision between a doctor, the patient, and their conscience, meaning
Speaker 2: he doesn't support any restrictions. Now, what's interesting, it seems
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court has since codified the abortion pill, which
Speaker 2: represents about two thirds of all abortions now as a
Speaker 2: as a first primester abortion bill. That's my interpretation of it.
Speaker 2: If you have a different one, tell me it's they
Speaker 2: seem to have done that in their recent decision. But
Speaker 2: more importantly, the country is everybody that I know that
Speaker 2: identifies as pro life, none of i'm sorry, pro choice.
Speaker 2: None of them would support this idea of a non physician,
Speaker 2: you know, performing such a procedure. All of them support
Speaker 2: restrictions on late term abortion.
Speaker 1: All of them.
Speaker 2: Remember Bill and Hillary, both of them said it should
Speaker 2: be legal and rare, and most people say legal, rare
Speaker 2: and early. What's your reaction.
Speaker 1: Well, I think what the question would be is why
Speaker 1: would you put that language in about healthcare provider instead
Speaker 1: of physician, because that has been so central to the
Speaker 1: argument for people that are not necessarily pro life and
Speaker 1: just explaining kind of how they see it. And I
Speaker 1: think the reason is is money. They will make more money,
Speaker 1: they will be able to set up clinics where you
Speaker 1: can have you don't need physicians that are going to
Speaker 1: be man in the post. And I think Florida is
Speaker 1: a little unique because in our region of the country Texas,
Speaker 1: I think they have complete prohibition on abortion. Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi,
Speaker 1: Georgia I think has a Heartbeat bill, but I don't
Speaker 1: think they have some of the exceptions that Florida has.
Speaker 1: So basically I think we would become this tourist destination
Speaker 1: almost for it, and I think the industry thinks that
Speaker 1: can make more money that way. So it's sad that
Speaker 1: they'd be willing to do that because these are things
Speaker 1: that are very significant, and to say that a parent
Speaker 1: in Florida that they wouldn't be able to give your
Speaker 1: kid a tail on all without your consent, but somehow
Speaker 1: a non physician could greenlight a late term of without
Speaker 1: parental consent. So those things are just crazy. I think
Speaker 1: it's because this industry is very militant. I think they're
Speaker 1: very greedy. I think they probably could have done something
Speaker 1: that would have gotten much more more mainstream support. But
Speaker 1: their whole thing is just bait and switch. They're just lying.
Speaker 1: But I think more as more people see what it is,
Speaker 1: the support has gone down pretty considerably, and I think
Speaker 1: we'll continue to do that going forward. But the bottom
Speaker 1: line is this Florida we have been the envy of
Speaker 1: the nation. I mean, they're Republicans from all across the
Speaker 1: country that have beat a path here. You don't have
Speaker 1: a one point four and one point three million vote
Speaker 1: shift like we've had since I've been elected governor. Unless
Speaker 1: that was the case. Don't give Soros and the left
Speaker 1: the ability to change Florida through the back door with
Speaker 1: these amendments, because I can tell you if they're successful
Speaker 1: on these, Katie bar the door for the next election,
Speaker 1: they are going to bring everything under the sun that
Speaker 1: they can and we could wake up ten years from
Speaker 1: now and we could be like California without ever having
Speaker 1: elected a Democrat dog catcher.
Speaker 2: In the state of Florida, you do have the sixty
Speaker 2: percent threshold, which I think probably is going to prevent
Speaker 2: both of them from passing. It would be my guess.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break right back more with Florida Governor
Speaker 2: Ronda Centis, my governor, Free State of Florida. We'll get
Speaker 2: to your calls on the other side. All right, We
Speaker 2: continue now talking about amendments that are on the ballot
Speaker 2: here in the Free State of Florida this year with
Speaker 2: the Governor Ronda Centis. I you know, at the end
Speaker 2: of the day, the voters are going to decide all
Speaker 2: of this. I just want the voters in our Free
Speaker 2: State of Florida, your free state of Florida. Although in
Speaker 2: fairness to me, I have had a place in Florida
Speaker 2: for over like twenty five years. It's not like I'm
Speaker 2: a total stranger to Florida. It was just a matter
Speaker 2: of being able to make the move, and I took.
Speaker 1: What's that I started recruiting you to make the move.
Speaker 1: I mean, I bugged you for years about me.
Speaker 2: No I told you I was going to make I
Speaker 2: had I had kids, I had to wait for them
Speaker 2: to I had to be the empty, empty nester that
Speaker 2: I am now.
Speaker 1: No, no, for sure, but it's good. But I will
Speaker 1: tell you, I mean on these things about how extreme
Speaker 1: the thing is is. You know, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: voters follow the presidential lesson, they follow these things. A
Speaker 1: lot of voters, like on the marijuana they don't even
Speaker 1: put the amendment on the ballot. It's just a summary
Speaker 1: that the company was able to write, which is really deceptive.
Speaker 1: The amendment, for it's written very deceptively. And you know,
Speaker 1: my thing is is like if there's an amendment that said,
Speaker 1: you know, two thirds majority required to raise taxes in
Speaker 1: the legislature, like everyone would know what that means and
Speaker 1: you could vote, and what the chips followard they make.
Speaker 1: I think one of the things that bugs me about
Speaker 1: these two amendments is there are a lot of folks
Speaker 1: who haven't been told what they'll do, and so we're
Speaker 1: working hard to educate people. But I think it would
Speaker 1: be it be a tragedy if somehow and we didn't
Speaker 1: roundtable on the marijuana stuff. Today. I'm like, if this
Speaker 1: passes there will be people a year from now that
Speaker 1: will say, oh, I didn't know we'd have marijuana in
Speaker 1: our parts and everywhere on that it will be buyer's remorse,
Speaker 1: there's no question. So I just want everyone to go
Speaker 1: into it eyes wide open. When you talk about amending
Speaker 1: the constitution, your default should be no. They should have
Speaker 1: a high bar to clear with you. This is not
Speaker 1: just a normal peace of legislation. If this goes in
Speaker 1: and it's not it doesn't work, we're not going to
Speaker 1: be able to change it realistically when you're talking about
Speaker 1: a constitutional amendment. So take the time to read the
Speaker 1: actual text of the amendment. You have to go online
Speaker 1: to get the marijuana amendment and actually read what they're doing.
Speaker 1: You will not like what you see. And so let's
Speaker 1: just go into it with eyes wide open.
Speaker 2: You say that one of the things I missed the least.
Speaker 2: Every time i'd walk in the streets in New York City,
Speaker 2: you smell weed. It's disgusting. It smells like a skunk
Speaker 2: got run over by a car. It's horrible. And that's
Speaker 2: how bad it had gotten to New York and it
Speaker 2: was everywhere. We talk about it on the air often.
Speaker 2: Governor DeSantis. Appreciate you being with us and best move
Speaker 2: I ever made moving down here full time. And I
Speaker 2: will tell you I could not be happier with living
Speaker 2: in the state of Florida and having you as the
Speaker 2: governor and having Scott and Marco as my senators. I
Speaker 2: mean I never had representation. For decades, I had no
Speaker 2: representation at all. So we appreciate you being with us
Speaker 2: as always. Thank you, Governor. Eight hundred nine one, Shawn
Speaker 2: is a number if you want to be a part
Speaker 2: of the program holding them accountable. Sean gets the answers
Speaker 2: no one else does.
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Speaker 2: Jackson put out an ex post yesterday. It says, is
Speaker 2: Kamala trying to inspire another crazy lunatic to go after
Speaker 2: Donald Trump? Her address, this is the one that she
Speaker 2: made what tried to look like a white house setting
Speaker 2: was nothing short of a disgrace. Now we played a
Speaker 2: lot of this yesterday and Kamala is desperate. She will
Speaker 2: lose and we will make America great again. And there's
Speaker 2: two things I want to play for you, because it
Speaker 2: really does need to be paid attention to.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: One is in this address invoking Adolph Hitler herself as
Speaker 2: a window to who he really is, even though so
Speaker 2: many people have come out debunked exactly what General Kelly
Speaker 2: had to say, a guy who formally praised Donald Trump
Speaker 2: repeatedly as we pointed out yesterday, but we also pointed
Speaker 2: out they even called and compared John McCain to Hitler,
Speaker 2: and met Romney to Hitler, and Paul Ryan to Hitler.
Speaker 2: This is not a new technique. It is predictable. But
Speaker 2: here's Kamalin from yesterday invoking Hitler.
Speaker 8: In just the past week, Donald Trump has repeatedly called
Speaker 8: his fellow Americans the enemy from within and even said
Speaker 8: that he would use the United States military to go
Speaker 8: after American citizens. And let's be clear about who he
Speaker 8: considers to be the enemy from within. Anyone who refuses
Speaker 8: to bend a knee or dares to criticize him would
Speaker 8: qualify in his mind as the enemy within, like judges,
Speaker 8: like journalists, like nonpartisan election officials. It is deeply troubling
Speaker 8: and incredibly dangerous that Donald Trump would invoke Adolf Hitler,
Speaker 8: the man who's responsible for the deaths of six million
Speaker 8: Jews and hundreds of thousands of Americans. All of this
Speaker 8: is further evidence for the American people of who Donald
Speaker 8: Trump really is. This is a window into who Donald
Speaker 8: Trump really is.
Speaker 2: There has never been in the modern era a president
Speaker 2: that it has been more helpful towards the state of
Speaker 2: Israel than Donald J. Trump recognizing the West Bank Golan
Speaker 2: as Israel's territory. Going as far as many presidents had promised,
Speaker 2: none of them followed through on the promise, and that
Speaker 2: is to move the capital from Tel Aviv to its
Speaker 2: rightful home in Jerusalem. He supported that as well. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump since October seventh, twenty twenty three, has been saying
Speaker 2: that Israel should win the war and win it quickly
Speaker 2: against radical Islamic terrorists. The words that Kamala Harris thinks
Speaker 2: you should never use, like the term illegal alien. And
Speaker 2: if you look at well all the terror that has
Speaker 2: been going on in the region, it is being all
Speaker 2: fomented by one country. That would be Iran, the number
Speaker 2: one state sponsor of terror. We now know that they
Speaker 2: helped plan and had a part in a role in
Speaker 2: October seventh. We've known that for a while. We know
Speaker 2: that they are helping Hamas and Gaza in the south,
Speaker 2: his Ballah in the north at Elebanon, the Houti rebels,
Speaker 2: and they're firing their own ballistic missiles. One of the
Speaker 2: reasons they can fight these proxy wars, and don't forget
Speaker 2: the Hoodie rebels too, but one of the reasons they
Speaker 2: can do all of this is because they got rich
Speaker 2: in the Harris Biden years. They got rich because they've
Speaker 2: turned a blind eyed to sanctions. And what did the
Speaker 2: Mulos do with the money, Well, the Mullos built up
Speaker 2: a military might to foment these proxy wars and now
Speaker 2: they are taking on Israel themselves. And sadly, all the
Speaker 2: Israelis have heard from Harris and Biden's show restraint, but
Speaker 2: just be thankful that the missiles didn't land, and masks
Speaker 2: that Iran fired back, don't. We're not going to help
Speaker 2: you or support you if you retaliate against missiles being
Speaker 2: fired into your country, which is the dumbest thing I've
Speaker 2: ever seen. And they brought back that idiotic Iranian deal
Speaker 2: which basically gives them a path towards nuclear capability. And
Speaker 2: God helped this world of that day ever occurs. And
Speaker 2: here's Kamala Harris at the fake news CNN town hall
Speaker 2: last night, and in this cut he is literally calling
Speaker 2: Donald trumpet fascist. This is her closing argument for the presidency.
Speaker 5: He who has openly admired dictators, said he would be
Speaker 5: a dictator on day one. The former chairman of the
Speaker 5: Joint chiefs of Staff has said he is a fascist
Speaker 5: to the core.
Speaker 2: You've quoted General Millie calling Donald Trump a fascist, you
Speaker 2: yourself have not used that word to describe him.
Speaker 8: Let me ask you tonight, do you think Donald Trump
Speaker 8: is a fascist?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 8: I do, Yes, I do?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay? Is there anything more restrictive than a government
Speaker 2: that wants to tell you can't have plastic straws? A
Speaker 2: government that tells you they want to reduce your or
Speaker 2: consumption of red meat, A government that wants to put
Speaker 2: an electric vehicle that most people can't afford, first of all,
Speaker 2: and most people clearly don't want, and force companies like Ford.
Speaker 2: Do you ever have somebody that was installed, you know,
Speaker 2: she says, Joe Biden is so competent, mentally competent, but
Speaker 2: has no idea why they replaced him with her, and
Speaker 2: nobody believes it. The whole country knew he was a
Speaker 2: cognitive mess, including our next guest, who was on this
Speaker 2: program and on TV boldly saying, you know, speaking the
Speaker 2: obvious out loud, and that's doctor and Congressman Ronnie Jackson,
Speaker 2: who's back with us, Doctor Jackson, Ronnie Jackson, welcome back, sir,
Speaker 2: all right, let's go to This is Show. I've read
Speaker 2: your post yesterday and I said, wow, because this rhetoric
Speaker 2: is so over the top. I mean, it's gone as
Speaker 2: far as to not only compare him to Hitler, but Hitler, Stalin,
Speaker 2: and Mussolini all at once. And it seems to be
Speaker 2: their closing argument. He seems to be doubling down on
Speaker 2: the name calling. And I'm just at some point when
Speaker 2: do we realize this rhetoric is getting dangerous? And I
Speaker 2: don't want Republicans using rhetoric like this either ever against
Speaker 2: any Democrat. But I argue that this is all they
Speaker 2: have because they can't say the borders more secure, that
Speaker 2: towns are safer, and that there's more law and order
Speaker 2: because of their defund dismantled nobail laws. I don't think
Speaker 2: they can run on on the economy with record high
Speaker 2: inflation that people experience every time they go to any
Speaker 2: store and they buy anything. I don't think that they
Speaker 2: can say that energy prices are lower, because we know
Speaker 2: they're not. Every time we fill up our guest tank,
Speaker 2: we're paying a buck book fifty more gallon. And I
Speaker 2: don't think they can say the world will safer place.
Speaker 2: So I guess this is what we're stuck with for
Speaker 2: what twelve more days?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're right trying to say it's a move of desperation.
Speaker 6: It's really all they've got left. I mean, it is
Speaker 6: a hell married for them. She's obviously she's she's probably
Speaker 6: the stupidest person. I took pretty confidence saying she's the
Speaker 6: stupidest person to ever ever run for president. She has
Speaker 6: no original ideas whatsoever. She's got nothing else to hang
Speaker 6: her hat on except for her Trump derangement syndrome and
Speaker 6: just talking about Trump and basically trying to blame him
Speaker 6: for everything. She's only had two or three good ideas
Speaker 6: since she's been running for president, and it turns out
Speaker 6: those were stolen from President Trump. Those were President Trump's
Speaker 6: ideas that she tried to recirculate. So she absolutely has
Speaker 6: nothing to go on. And you know, Seamra I found
Speaker 6: is incredibly, uh, just disgusting and distasteful to me is
Speaker 6: the way that they reach out to people like Liz
Speaker 6: Cheney and John Kelly and Milly and people like that,
Speaker 6: people that during the Trump administration, whenever President Trump was
Speaker 6: in office and whenever Liz Cheney was you know, the
Speaker 6: chair of the Republican Party. They despised these people. They
Speaker 6: thought they would tell you they were the most dishonest,
Speaker 6: untrustworthy people that had ever been around. Suddenly they have
Speaker 6: Trumps rangement derangement syndrome and they want to come out
Speaker 6: on the record and say something negative about President Trump.
Speaker 6: And suddenly they're the most credible people they can possibly
Speaker 6: think of, and they're pushing this stuff out. I will
Speaker 6: tell you, Sean, that John Kelly is he is the
Speaker 6: epitome of the deep state, the absolute epitome of the
Speaker 6: deep state. I worked in the White House side by
Speaker 6: side with him every day for years, and that man
Speaker 6: is that he is a snake. And he was He
Speaker 6: was one of the key people that was behind the
Speaker 6: scenes trying to make all the decisions to the president.
Speaker 6: He thought that it was his duty, you know, to
Speaker 6: to fine cabinet secretaries and certain appointments and stuff because
Speaker 6: he thought it was his duty to protect the country
Speaker 6: from the president. He is such a fraud, Sean. And
Speaker 6: you know, I discussed me that, you know the first off,
Speaker 6: that he would you know that he would say something
Speaker 6: like this, But it's just unbelievably, it's it's a complete lie.
Speaker 6: It's complete fabrication. He's just he's trying to make a
Speaker 6: name for himself. He's watched up now. I don't even
Speaker 6: know what he's doing anymore, but you know, he's trying
Speaker 6: to reinsert himself and reinvent himself, like so many others
Speaker 6: that have fallen off since the Trump administration. I find
Speaker 6: it completely abhorrent and distasteful, and it's just it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: Quick, Frank, We'll come right back more with Congressman doctor
Speaker 2: Ronnie Jackson on the other side. We'll also check in
Speaker 2: with Mark Cauprin. He's been making a lot of news
Speaker 2: lately when with his commentary about the election. We'll get
Speaker 2: his take on where we are and much more in
Speaker 2: your calls coming up eight hundred ninety four one, Shawn,
Speaker 2: straight ahead, right, we can see you now with medical doctor.
Speaker 2: Congressman Ronnie Jackson of Texas is with us. But it's
Speaker 2: the fact that this is what the media is now regurgitating,
Speaker 2: like on a minute by minute basis. This is all
Speaker 2: the Harris Wall's campaign seems to have. And you know,
Speaker 2: I will tell you this, there are some horrible things.
Speaker 2: Look at the stories that we now know about. For example,
Speaker 2: Doug m Hoff that would be that would be Kamala's husband,
Speaker 2: and the allegations from three witnesses who are told contemporaneously
Speaker 2: by the ex girlfriend of this guy that he brutally
Speaker 2: slapped her. And anyway, and it's now been confirmed by
Speaker 2: the victim herself. His girlfriend has now spoken exclusively to
Speaker 2: the Daily Mail and goes into great specificity in detail.
Speaker 2: You don't hear about that. There are you know, of course,
Speaker 2: the issue of him in his previous marriage impregnating a nanny.
Speaker 2: You don't hear about that either. Most people don't know
Speaker 2: the allegations of plagiarism. And I'll tell you there are
Speaker 2: far worset allegations that we haven't touched on this program,
Speaker 2: about Tim Walls and others, because we're trying to be
Speaker 2: you know, very very careful and vetting every story ourselves,
Speaker 2: and it takes a long time to verify these things.
Speaker 2: But they just run wild with it. And I don't
Speaker 2: think you can call somebody anything worse than a racist Hitler,
Speaker 2: Stalin or Mussolini. But that's their closing argument again, because
Speaker 2: they can't run on their record and they can't answer
Speaker 2: the question, you're better off than you were four years
Speaker 2: ago and say anything that's meaningful or true.
Speaker 6: Yes, well, I realized a long time ago. You know,
Speaker 6: if you're a Democrat, you get a pass on all
Speaker 6: this kind of stuff. If you have the swamp and
Speaker 6: you know, the the Washington establishment and the mainstream media
Speaker 6: covering for you, you can do anything, and you can
Speaker 6: have anything in your past and it'll just get it'll
Speaker 6: just get passed over. Whereas you know, Republicans, they're gonna
Speaker 6: they're gonna dig up everything they can, and they're gonna
Speaker 6: make up as much stuff as they possibly can and
Speaker 6: run with it and presented it if it's fact when
Speaker 6: it's not. So it's a very h you know, it's
Speaker 6: a very biased, unfair system if you happen to be
Speaker 6: a Republican. It's even much worse if you happen to
Speaker 6: be Donald Trump obviously, because they they just lose their
Speaker 6: mind when when when it comes to President Trump, they
Speaker 6: I mean, honestly, I don't think there's anything they would
Speaker 6: not do to try to stop him and get back
Speaker 6: in the White offs again. We all know the reason, why,
Speaker 6: don't we know? Because he's the biggest threat that exists
Speaker 6: to that establishment. I mean, he's the one threat that
Speaker 6: they have that for to to you know, for that
Speaker 6: really threatens their existence.
Speaker 2: And you know she they Well, let me ask you
Speaker 2: this because you examined the president as his doctor after
Speaker 2: he was hit with that bullet, and Butler t a,
Speaker 2: what did you see?
Speaker 6: Well? I saw, I saw a man who had incredible courage.
Speaker 6: I saw a man who basically stood up. He was
Speaker 6: a leader.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: He The first thing I noticed, Sean, when I got
Speaker 6: to when I when I got there that night, the
Speaker 6: night of the shooting, when I got to Bedminster, uh,
Speaker 6: and I saw his staff. I could see that the
Speaker 6: staff were visibly shaken. And the first thing I noticed
Speaker 6: is that he was not. And if he if it,
Speaker 6: if it impacted his psyche at all, he didn't let
Speaker 6: it show the least bit. And I think the reason
Speaker 6: he was doing that was because he knew that it
Speaker 6: had shaken the staff a little bit, and he was
Speaker 6: doing what good leaders do. He was trying to be
Speaker 6: strong for everybody else, and he was trying to set
Speaker 6: an example, which he did and he gave everybody around
Speaker 6: him comfort.
Speaker 2: I saw somebody and you saw the injury, which you
Speaker 2: saw up close. When you saw it, how close did
Speaker 2: he come to being assassinated.
Speaker 6: Milimeter millimeter or less. If he'd have turned his head
Speaker 6: just a few degrees in one direction of the other,
Speaker 6: it would have either went through his and went through
Speaker 6: the front of his head, or would have went through
Speaker 6: his temple. He was he was literally a millimeter or
Speaker 6: less from death, from certain death.
Speaker 2: Well, we appreciate the fact that you're always outspoken, and
Speaker 2: we appreciate your voice out there. Our friend Congressman Ronnie
Speaker 2: Jackson and doctor Ronnie Jackson. We always appreciate you being
Speaker 2: with us. It's election day in America. A lot of
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Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Doctor, thank you so much for being with us. We
Speaker 2: appreciate it.